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olga_2 [115]
2 years ago
7

Simon bought a computer and made monthly payments. by the end of the month, simon had no money left for groceries. which step in

the decision-making process should simon now take? taking action. making a decision. evaluating results. gathering information.
Business
1 answer:
kramer2 years ago
4 0

The less the money left by Simon at the end of the month after the monthly payments made him take the step of evaluating the results.

<h3>What is the five-step problem-solving process?</h3>

The five-step problem-solving has been given as the step that enables the person to evaluate the problem and find the solution. The steps involved are:

  • Evaluate the problem
  • Search alternatives
  • Find the best alternative
  • Make the decision
  • Evaluate the result

The step taken to Simon to buy the computer has been the decision-making, thus after the monthly payment, Simon had to evaluate the result of his decision. Thus, option C is correct.

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